Enjoy an unforgettable musical experience by celebrating the Fête de la Musique in Montpellier, Béziers, and Sète. Each city offers a rich and varied program, offering concerts for all tastes and ages. Whether you’re a fan of jazz, rock, classical, or electronic music, you’ll find what you’re looking for in these iconic venues, where amateur and professional musicians come together for a day dedicated to music. Discover the incredible program awaiting you in each of these cities below. Fête de la Musique in Montpellier: A varied program for all tastes In Montpellier, the Fête de la Musique is a must-see event with an extensive program across six iconic venues. Peyrou Park features a large stage with concerts throughout the evening, promising a festive atmosphere. If you prefer a more subdued atmosphere, head to the Bosc bandstand, where jazzy performances await you outdoors. Singing enthusiasts will appreciate the Maison des Chœurs, which hosts vocal ensembles of diverse styles. Starting in the morning, the Cité des Arts kicks off the festivities, enlivened by the talented students of the Conservatoire. In the Écusson, brass bands and percussionists joyfully stroll, while the Maisons pour tous offer entertainment and concerts for a family-friendly atmosphere.
For more details on Montpellier’s must-do activities, visit their official website.
Béziers: A city alive with music Béziers takes center stage with a multitude of concerts stretching from Place de la Madeleine to Les Halles. Starting at 6 p.m., the city center transforms into a huge popular festival. Brass bands and improvised concerts captivate audiences in different parts of the city, from the Allées Paul Riquet to Saint-Nazaire Cathedral. An authentic Béziers atmosphere awaits you, where every street corner can be transformed into a temporary stage. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to experience music in a spontaneous and joyful way in Béziers.
Learn more about Béziers’ festive atmosphere on the Béziers website. Sète: A Symphony by the WaterfrontSète is distinguished by its music, which fills the streets and canals, creating an eclectic atmosphere. From late morning onward, enjoy free concerts open to all, ranging from jazz to electro to classical. The quays, squares, and the Chai des Moulins become essential venues for enjoying different musical styles.
In the evening, the large free electro evening organized by RTS features artists such as Antiyu, Milan Tavares, and Mathieu Cetta, promising to get Sète dancing until dawn. The many bars and restaurants extend the party with their musical entertainment. Find all the information about Sète and its festive activities on this dedicated page.